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In the frenzy to defend telecommuter rights, the traditional office environment has taken quite a lashing. Maybe it’s important to think about how bringing employees back into the office and out of their pajamas can actually help, not harm, them.
In the frenzy to defend telecommuter rights, the traditional office environment has taken quite a lashing. Maybe it’s important to think about how bringing employees back into the office and out of their pajamas can actually help, not harm, them.
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While many onlookers see Jerry Yang's tenure as CEO of Yahoo as a failure, that's not really accurate. He stepped in to rebuild a floundering machine, and is now making way for the next evolution of the world's most powerful portal.
While many onlookers see Jerry Yang's tenure as CEO of Yahoo as a failure, that's not really accurate. He stepped in to rebuild a floundering machine, and is now making way for the next evolution of the world's most powerful portal.
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Who cares if Yahoo outsources its search advertising to Google? You should. On what planet is having only one place to buy anything a good thing for competitive pricing?
Who cares if Yahoo outsources its search advertising to Google? You should. On what planet is having only one place to buy anything a good thing for competitive pricing?
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A list of search engines designed for kids or families, either in focus or by filtering out possibly inappropriate sites.
A list of search engines designed for kids or families, either in focus or by filtering out possibly inappropriate sites.
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This issue has answers to recent reader questions and recaps top search engine stories from early May 2003.
This issue has answers to recent reader questions and recaps top search engine stories from early May 2003.
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Do you remember what Yahoo! looked like in 1994? Digging into the web reveals several fascinating relics of the service that later morphed into the portal we're familiar with today.
Do you remember what Yahoo! looked like in 1994? Digging into the web reveals several fascinating relics of the service that later morphed into the portal we're familiar with today.
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Last month I wrote briefly that Searchopolis, a new kid safe search engine, had opened in beta. This month, I have more details about how the filtered search service works.
Last month I wrote briefly that Searchopolis, a new kid safe search engine, had opened in beta. This month, I have more details about how the filtered search service works.
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A few months ago, I got a message from a teacher desperate to find some kid-friendly search services. She had done a search on a seemingly innocent topic in front of her classroom, only to have sites pitching pornography appear in the top results. She was anxious to avoid a repeat performance.
A few months ago, I got a message from a teacher desperate to find some kid-friendly search services. She had done a search on a seemingly innocent topic in front of her classroom, only to have sites pitching pornography appear in the top results. She was anxious to avoid a repeat performance.
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